kerry washington. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kerry washington. senator cory booker. and music from and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. i'm happy to be here. for me and i'm sure for many of you the past 24 hours have been a "pollercoaster" of emotions and nausea. [ laughter ] i thought if your election lasted more than 48 hours, you were supposed to seek medical attention. [ laughter ] we didn't get a winner last night and it was a long night. one good thing about the pandemic, we're used to waiting a talk days for results. this was not the landslide democrats were hoping for. this race was closer than donald and ivanka at a father-daughter dance. [ laughter and applause ] the ballots are still being counted. joe biden definitely did better than hillary clinton. he was able to pick up the sexist vote but he didn't do as well among racists. [ laughter ] even though the deal appears to be sealed, there's still a lot of attention being paid to the state of pennsylvania. the amish haven't wielded this much power since

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tonight, kerry washington. senator cory booker. and music from and now, jimmy kimmel!the show. i'm happy to be here. for me and i'm sure for many of you the past 24 hours have been a "pollercoaster" of emotions and nausea. [ laughter ] i thought if your election lasted more than 48 hours, you were supposed to seek medical attention. [ laughter ] we didn't get a winner last night and it was a long night. one good thing about the pandemic, we're used to waiting a talk days for

stay tuned now on jimmy kimmel, kerry washington.w that turns out. >> barbara, it's 24 hours after the morning after election day. is there a clearer picture about how the president was able to widen the republican base there for him? >> well, i certainly would have like to have seen him do more of that, but he did increase support from the cuban community, the colombian community in florida. he did expand on the african-american community. i think with working people he did have a strong turnout. he just got more voters registered in a lot of states. when i look at the fact that we held the senate, that we have 60% of the state legislative seats that in particular in the house we gained seats. i attribute that to some great women and minority candidates, women and minority candidates, some of whom were also veterans. i think we're going to have a more diverse republican caucus, which i'm excited about. i think they will bring a diversity of views that will be important going forward, not just in whatever is going to be the next admi

. ♪ katty: i'm kerry k in washington and this is announcer: -- i'm kerry k in washington and this is world news america. president trump fires his secretary of defense is the latest in a long line of security officials to be shown the door. azerbaijan's president tells the bbc heat sees no end to the fighting. >> their opportunities to compromise ahrinking as we are getting those territories back by force. ♪ katty: "bbc world news america." welcome to -- welcome to "bbc world news america." president-elect joe biden is preparing to make the transition to the white house as the u.s. surpasses 10 million coronavirus cases, mr. biden said his number one priority is to defeat the pandemic. today he announced his task force. he made this plea to americans. president-elect biden: a mask running to most potent weapon against the virus. today's news does not change at reality. it does not matter who you voted for or where you stood before election day. it does not matter your party calming your point of view. we could save tens of thousands ofives of everyone would just wear a mask the next

kerry to win a second early to. this took place at the ronald reagan building in washington, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you all for coming. we had a long night and a great night. the voters turned out in record numbers and delivered an historic victory. earlier today senator kerry called with his congratulations. we had a really good phone call. he was very gracious. senator kerry waged a spirited campaign. he and his supporters can be proud of their efforts. [ applause ] laura and i wish senator kerry, teresa and their whole family our best wishes. america has spoken, and i'm humbled by the trust and the confidence of my fellow citizens. with that trust comes a duty to serve all americans, and i will do my best to fulfill that duty every day as your president. [ applause ] there are many people to thank and my family comes first. [ applause ] laura is the love of my life. i'm glad you love her, too. i want to thank our daughters who joined their dad for his last campaign. i appreciate the hard work of my i especially want to thank my parents for their loving support. [ applause ] i'm grateful to the vice

kerry, the author of the paris --ord, his climates are climate czar. jeff currie still with us. respected,eone very someone who knows the ins and outs of washingtonorld leaders with john kerry. what will he do for renewables and climate change and does it change your view on when we see peak oil? jeff: it does not change our view on when we see peak oil, but it does change our view on the amount of stimulus and potential investment near-term. we are likely to see so much stimulus around environmental policy, whether it is renewables, alternative energy sources, over the course of the next five to 10 years and it is likely to add more to oil near torn before it transitions off in the future. our base case is we need to spend $2 trillion per year to deal with climate change on a global basis. between the u.s. and what is going on in europe and china, this year it will be closer to $5 billion. but this is on par with the capital intensity we saw during the 2000's.oom in and we look at copper and metal demand over the next five years, it will actually be bigger under in current environment than the 2000's. this is significant. and if we get a blue sw

washington. so what is john kerry going to be doing?> john kerry, the former secretary of state will be in charge of the $2 trillion biden plan to combat climate change. we have heard over the last couple of months saying on day one he would rejoin the climate accord and also heard the biden surrogates say that those a little longer far enough. no big changes coming that activists are happy. the progressive climate change sunrise movement says it is an encouraging sign of his commitment to addressing the climate crisis, one of his first staffing decision is in office for international climate negotiations and to appoint a former secretary of state to lead it. also was hoping to bring aboard longtime aid anthony blinkin is a secretary of state. jake sullivan, a close clinton advisor aboard as national security advisor and the dhs secretary, the first latino and the force immigrant to be nominated in that position or will be nominated to that position. >> dana: speaking of big transition jobs, might be in the running for one. peter doocy

kerry to win a second early to. this took place at the ronald reagan building in washington, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you all for coming. we had a long night and a great night.

washington. >> at to you feel about john kerry being introduced as the climate long boy? notpresident -- you are a climate denier, but you are skeptical about the whole idea, on the change. the havoc that it might wreak. and what your take on the importance of climate to john kerry's appointment and this cabinet. mr. will: the democratic party is deeply concerned about this and the president is responding to that. i'm not a climate change denier. the one thing we can all agree tapehis is where the begins, not ends, it never is not changing. it is a very complicated, dynamic system. activities can make a difference. it is controversial. the question then becomes, what do we know for sure? how much should we wager on these predictions in terms of our freedom, trillions of dollars spent? and does it make more sense in toms of economic efficiency change the dynamic of climate it,ge, or accommodate with measures of adaptation to say, rising sea levels? of thing i sort think we can all cope with. everyone take a deep breath and cope. we really have to cope when we are thinking

this was sent by washington will continue to do so. i asked about john kerry as the now the special presidential envoy on climate change and again, was told that we will work work as always as we always have with representative of the united states. that's because they don't want to upset and are worried about the final days of the trumpet ministration. and what an angered president trump might do. that's the public position. the private position of the u.n. i think, is going to welcome the fact that john kerry is in this post. i think they'll welcome the fact that they will have a new u.s. ambassador at the u.n. who was until the very beginning of the trumpet ministration. a career diplomat because kelly craft the current u.s. ambassador, normally political appointees. but she's quite unusual in that she came to the job with no national security experience at all. she was trump's ambassador canada, and she got that job after her and her husband donated large amounts of money to the trump campaign. so a campaign donor is the u.s. ambassador now to be replaced

going to show joe biden's cabinet pick, so far apparently many of them consider washington establishment, there is john kerrywith this, my question to you does joe biden cave to the far left or does he try to stay more in the center? >> he is trying very hard to thread the needle and the progressives are not totally happy with his staffing choices, they are pretty happy with janet yellen who is supposed to be treasury secretary, they are happy with john kerry even though he is a re-trend, the fact that is going to be on the national security council to advocate for climate change regulations, they love that, that's a big plus for biden's pick as far as progressives are concerned and then of course they love the identity politics being played where we have the first african-american woman to be our united nations abbasid or, first latino to be head of dhs and et cetera. i think they are holding fire and waiting to see some of the other big nominations yet to come like labor, bernie sanders has thrown his hat in the ring, we will see if they get a big post. ashley: we shall see, north carolina's governor roy c

on makhija he's a lecturer at the university of pennsylvania kerry law school neil we just heard there from our correspondent in washington d.c. allan that we are expecting a legal challenge will further legal challenges from the campaign and they're going to stop prosecuting the case on monday what do you make about could anything at this stage in terms of of illegal challenges change the result. no and you can't really say it emphatically enough that everything that came out of the president's lawyers mouth was complete garbage and that's been true for the last 4 years through his impeachment through all of his advisors getting indicted and charged with federal crimes this is the end of the trump era and has happened today and it happened in pennsylvania because the voters voted him out and it's completely clear in that you know the a.p. and you see. and all the networks that have called this. week to see the full count and now it's clear that the number of outstanding balances is minimal compared to the margin by which joe biden is winning so i think it's time to turn off turn off twitter in terms of donald trump and t

washington. >> how do you feel about john kerry being introduced as the -- -- the climate envoy and promises to get climate involved in some way involved in every department of government and the president says he will be part of the very important conversation. you're not a climate denier, but you are skeptical about the on climate change and the havoc that it might wreak. i am interested in your take on the importance of climate to john kerry's appointment and this cabinet. mr. will: the democratic party is deeply concerned about this, and the president is responding to that. you're right, i am not a climate change denier. it seems the one thing we can all agree on, this is where the tape begins, not ends, it never is not changing. it is a very complicated, dynamic system. and the idea that the carbon-using activities can make a difference to the planet is hardly controversial. the question then becomes, what do we know for sure? how certain are the scientific predictions? how much should we wager on these predictions in terms of excision's from our freedom, trillions of dollars spent? and do

. >> kerry obviously knows how washington works.esn't have a lot of great relationships with republicans, obviously, was controversial to the gop as secretary of state. so i don't think there's going to be a lot of kumbaya on climate change with john kerry heading the administration's effort. dagen: couple bu kumbaya, agan do a lot as witnessed during the obama administration without ever going to congress when talking about the paris climate accord. if they're trying to rejoin that, that puts america on its heels and damages potentially the work we've done to be the largest energy producer in the world. we use natural gas, that reduced climate emissions per capita to the lowest level since 1950. is the goal to reverse that and put the hammer down on business? >> that's a great point. because sweeping legislation is not going to be happening over the next two years because of divided government. what any white house can do, and we saw obama do it, we've seen president trump do it, executive orders of, regulations. there's really no

it follows, a recent washington brokered normalization deals between israel and the u.a.e., as well as more with kerry for said his reporting from ramallah in the occupied west bank today. last time you and i spoke harry, it was the fact that this information and sort of leaked out but leaked out very quickly and now it's becoming official. oh yes, we don't have a perfectly official confirmation yet, but it, it is the kind of secret meeting that you have. if you don't really want to have a secret meeting, it seems the israelis, the saudis, and the u.s. secretary of state all said to be in this future resort town of the arm on the, on the saudi arabian red sea coast late on sunday night. now this 1st came to light from tracking of an airplane which has been leased by the israeli government for benjamin netanyahu. zeus' before it was seen making this route from tel aviv to staying there for about 5 hours. and then returning at a time when it was known that the pompei o. and the crown prince of saudi arabia, muhammad bin salman, were both there. usually if there is a story that the israeli security estab

former secretary of state john kerry chosen as climate czar and biden's longtime adviser antony blinken selected as secretary of state, former president barack obama told washington post the president elect has tapped the right people for the job calling lincoln wicked smart young. >>energetic. and i think going to be outstanding so you're seeing a team develop that i have great confidence diplomas. confirmed. it will be the honor of my life to help guide the president elect biden who face transition roadblocks following his election victory will soon have clearance to information like daily classified briefings and funding for his new administration. >>emily murphy be head of the general services administration confirmed on monday in the slider that the smooth and peaceful transfer of power can formally begin say she reached her decision independently and without pressure from the white house this gives biden access to funds and office space for his new team as he prepares to tackle the pandemic vaccine distributions and plans to revitalize the country's economy. president trump has vowed never to concede in this election claiming it was rigged in these tweets w

washington. longtimeken, a adviser, is set to become secretary of state. the position was held by john kerryill not be the climate envoy. jake sullivan will become the national security advisor to president biden. if you want to read the story, it is in today's washington post. in the wayssteeped of washington. call, buoy, maryland. democrat. you're crazy uncle came to dinner four years ago, he stayed around, ate all of your food. he spread a lot of propaganda, told a lot of lies. he served a lot of fool-aid. he went from room to room telling lies, doing nothing, just laying around and spending up all the time that he could find, laying around on the couch cushions. now, we finally got rid of him. goodbye. all you republicans, get over it. that is all we heard for the past four years, regrets, get over it. republicans, get over it. your cult leader lost. have a happy thanksgiving. host: over the past four years, did you ever get over the 2016 election? knewr: absolutely, but i what was going to happen, and it happened just as we thought it would. we had a crazy person trying to run the count

envoy on climate change john kerry and biden is expected to nominate former federal reserve chair janet yellen as the first woman to be secretary of the treasury in washington, alexandra le mon political observers are watching biden's cabinet picks for you no signs of the direction is his ministration is going to take what can we learn our catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics is here with more on that. hi catherine high vicki and grant yeah well we're seeing that the president elect is really going for diversity and a lot of experience. he has promised his cabinet will look like america. i asked political analyst michael yaki for his thoughts on how. >>biden is doing on that. >>he's done a pretty good job and when you look at when you look at it was put in there and the fact that you have the first warming director of the national intelligence when you have janet yellen the former fed chair as the search or the treasury, the first woman to have that up you've all 100 majorca at dhs this is a good national security which is not only by diversity and balance and looking like america, it's right sending a message to the rest of the world where ame

former secretary of state john kerry chosen as climate czar and biden's longtime adviser antony blinken selected as secretary of state, former president barack obama told washington post the president elect has tapped the right people for the job calling lincoln wicked smart young. >>energetic. and i think is is going to be outstanding so you're seeing a team develop that i have great confidence diplomas. if confirmed. it will be the honor of my life to help guide the president elect biden who face transition roadblocks following his election victory will soon have clearance to information like daily classified briefings and funding for his new administration. >>emily murphy be head of the general services administration confirmed on monday in the slider that the smooth and peaceful transfer of power can formally begin say she reached her decision independently and without pressure from the white house this gives biden access to funds and office space for his new team as he prepares to tackle the pandemic vaccine distributions and plans to revitalize the country's economy. president trump has vowed never to concede in this election claiming it was rigged in these

envoy for climate, john kerry will sit on the national security council with a pledge to make the environment central across the government. but there is some skepticism the washingtoners being chosen will be the ones to deliver a fresh policy thinking the president elect promising. >> these transition developments as well as progress on coronavirus vaccines have helped push markets to record levels. the dow jones stock index reached above 30,000 for the first time in its history on tuesday. in a very brief white house appearance, donald trump took the credit for that market high. let's go to our correspondent. when we stay brief, we mean brief, right? >> very brief indeed. precisely 64 seconds. that was the time it took donald trump to make that statement claiming to be responsible for that massive surge in the stock market. there had been some speculation about what he would say. he took credit for the stock market surge and there was no talk of any concession whatsoever and he is continuing to tweet out he will not concede, that he still considers the electoral process a fraud despite the fact that general services administration has given the go-ahead for the tr

kerry isis climate czar. the former secretary of state is a washington veteran and helped broker the landmark paris deal.hange is an urgent national security threat. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. let's focus on the german dax. the benchmark is about to undergo its biggest overhaul since its inception in 1988. this morning, the operator can ontigo announced it will be stricter. what changes are we going to see on the backs --dax. dani: it is going to 40 companies from 30 and the mid-cap index will go from 50 companies -- to 50 companies from 60. some of their new requirements include two years of profitability. this will start december of 2020, so current members like delivery hero who are not profitable are grandfathered in. it will acquire quarterly and annual audited statements. they are codifying this, saying if companies don't report within 30 days, they can get kicked out of the benchmark. swift exit for noncomplying companies. to keep companies need up with requirements and some of those are

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kerry, has been chosen to lead the effort to combat climate change. for more on how biden is filling out his national security and foreign policy teams, let's bring in our washington correspondent. tell us more about the pix biden made today. reporter: there are two words at describe these six pix. one is diversity and the second is expertise. diversity because there are, as a first in these cabinet picks, if these people are confirmed, starting with errol haynes, who will become the first woman director of national intelligence if she is to be confirmed. also the first latino to head the department of holand security, in charge of immigration policy. that would be tell a hundred mallorca. it would also be a black woman with linda thomas-greenfield, who has been nominated for you and ambassador, who will be back in a cabinet position, meaning she will have a seat on the national security council. expertise also because all six of these pix are veterans of foreign policy, of national security, veterans of t obama administration and most of them actually worked in the agencies they will be leading. that is true of antony blinken, who is deputy secretary of state. it

washington correspondent for bloomberg. i spoke to jeff currie of goldman sachs. and thetalking esg envoy, john kerry. great.hey run into a small constraint, coal. coal was adamant about as a legislative logjam on climate change. explain the republicans in the senate and particularly the gentleman from kentucky on the honeymoon in congress right now. kevin: it is not just republicans. look at west virginia senator joe mansion, a centrist democrat. in this upcoming senate, going to be a crucial vote in terms of or stoppingjority energy and other substantial policy issues from going through. republicans have struggled to communicate on the issue pertaining to climate change as it relates to attracting suburban and more moderate voters. ofhink back to the primary yes or cycle, when carly fee cycle,urged -- of yester fiorina urged for cooperation on climate change. john kerry being named as the climate czar. first and foremost, paris climate accord. this is another indication of how the incoming administration is going to be looking to regain and re-attract allies to multinational, multilateral type agreements,

john kerry will sit on the national security council with a pledge to make the environment central to policymaking across government. but there is some skepticism, but the washington insiders being chosen will be the one with to deliver a fresh policy thinking. the president elect is promising. the al-jazeera wilmington, delaware in a brief white house appearance u.s. president donald trump pounced taking credit for a record day in the markets. the dow jones index reached an historic high on choose day following the transition developments and progress on the coronavirus vaccines . the stock markets just broken 30000 never been broken. that number, it's a secret number 30000. nobody thought they'd ever see it. that's the name time since the beginning of 2020. and it's the 48th time that we've broken records in doing the trumpet ministration. and i just want to congratulate all the people within the administration that work so hard. and most importantly, i want to congratulate the people of our country because there are no people like you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. all for the news hour. the government says to grain, regional forces have started to

secretary of state john kerry climate change envoy and janet yellen as treasury secretary well for more on this, so i'm joined by d.w. correspondent cut only night. she moyo who is in washington. i can only know now the transition to a biden administration is now officially underway. but what was it that led to president finally conceded? well, if i don't know, he also learned briefly after trump's tweet, that michigan has certified by it. and when that means these 16 electoral votes from michigan will definitely go to joe biden, this clearly erases any pathway for president trying to overturn the election results. we also know from last week that georgia certified by even as the winner of that state, after the recount and pennsylvania supreme court rejected the campaign efforts to block, to continuing to count certain ballots. so a considering this overview probably trumps a close advisors, told him to open the doors for a transition because there is obviously no real way of overturning this results from the elections on november 3rd. well, now that we have this situation, the transition is officially underway. what happens next? can we expect a smooth transition? or maybe i

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john kerry will sit on the national security council with a pledge to make the environment central to policymaking across government. but there is some skepticism, but the washington insiders being chosen will be the one who has to deliver a fresh policy thinking. the president elect is promising. she never turns the al-jazeera wilmington, delaware, in the news ahead fear of deportation among sudanese asylum seekers in israel. after a deal normalizing ties between israel and khartoum. and a bleak outlook for the global airline industry. the pandemic is expected to cost nearly $120000000000.00 just this year alone. the weather remains largely kwacha across central and eastern parts of europe. but we got some very wet weather, some windy weather, which will spill its way in from the atlantic, a little gang of weather fronts, all rolling in here, bringing some wetter weather, some windy weather, mild weather, as we go through the next couple days of the mild weather that's about the only consolation i can offer really we will be getting up into the low teens for london and paris just that getting into double figures there in madrid tonight is 12 cell . she's on the c

>>john kerry, the former secretary of state is going to lead a special envoy focusing on the climate you mentioned yellen former fed chair, there are a lot of people who have been in washington before for their whole lives. trump promised to drain the swamp is this filling the swamp back up. >>and now this is actually doing something that this country badly needs which is stability. he's taking experience at the same time he sees not sacrificing as it never should be idea of diversity that you representation you know of the first 5 cabinet picks 3 of them are women a limit on the screen field at the un is going to be a spectacular point a 35 year. career diplomat for the united states gains as first woman dni the director of national intelligence during this is this is going to be i think really good thing but it's but again it's a strong signal. the consistency experience people who know how to do things on and day one it's not like they're taking over you know a car that's in cruise control that taking over car. this basically halfway off the cliff and with the and with all the tires gone so they need people who know how to change the tires or not we know how to put it bac

envoy on climate change john kerry and biden is expected to nominate former federal reserve chair janet yellen as the first woman to be secretary of the treasury in washingtonalexandra le mon. >>also president-elect biden will finally start receiving presidential daily briefings but an administrative officials says details on those briefings are still being worked out. and by cabinet nominees of course as is usual need senate approval to be confirmed. our catherine heenan who is the host of inside bay area politics talked with a political analysts on how biden's choices have long solid resumes these are people who've been through that been in the trenches. >>they've been through the wars. they are part of the establishment. for better force of of america and these are people who believe in the world order that used to be they are before donald trump. and that's really important for by because he needs to have stability. at the international what we need to build a project and rick and reassure and bring america back into the family of nations because he can't be distracted by that he needs to be focused on the pandemic you need to be focused on the economy.

washington and bring back the whole band. it is a little bit alarming because when you look at these pics in particular john kerry it raises aot of questions whether or not is joe biden going to get back into bed with iran, are we going to revisit the climate deals that were so destructive to the us economy while did nothing for china? are we going to revisit the obama economic policies? it sure looks like that. >> with the move forward, the biden campaign will have access to federal resources they need to that their staff and cabinet picks. jillian: several states ramping up covid-19 restrictions just days ahead of thanksgiving. griff: some families believe continuing holiday traditions are worth the risk. >> reporter: one third of parents say spending thanksgiving with family is worth the risk despite the pandemic according to a poll by children's hospital, 1500 parents took part in that survey. pennsylvania is banning alcohol sales in bars and restaurants starting at 5:00 pm tomorrow through 8 am thursday and in los angeles starting tomorrow in person dining will be manned as the county sees its highest spike yet. >> neve

kerry as climate change on voice. and john together as treasury secretary, when it comes to well for more on this son joined by d.w. correspondent cut only night. you moyes in washington, i can only know now the transition to a budding administration is now officially underway. but what was it that led to president, finally conceding what if i don't know, he also learned briefly after trump's tweet that to michigan has certified by the nz win. that means these 16 electoral votes from michigan will definitely go to joe biden. this clearly erases any pathway for president trying to overturn the election results. we also know from last week that georgia certified biden as the winner of that state. after the recount and pennsylvania supreme court rejected the tram campaign efforts to block, to continuing to count certain ballots. so a considering this overview probably trumps a close advisors, told him to open the doors for a transition because there is obviously no real way of overturning this results from the elections on november 3rd. well, now that we have this situation, the transition is officially underway. what happens next? can we expect a smooth transition? or m

editorial board of the washington post begins today, the day joe biden became president elect, he listed climate change among his top priorities. last week he named john sec -- john kerry to be his climate czar. it is crucial they follow through. the united states has squandered too much time. the world has almost none left to avoid extreme consequences for generations living and those only just being born. the editorial board of the washington post today. a frequent guest on this program, his recent column on foxnews.com, on the issue of the biden administration and prioritizing the paris climate accord and climate change. here is what stephen moore wrote. over -- world leaders are overjoyed that under a biden administration, the u.s. will enter the paris accord. why wouldn't they be? we pay the bills. we hang our economy on a cross of climate change regulation. we pretend the world is complying with their actions speak much louder than the world -- then their words. we trust but don't verify. firstis is one of biden's acts as president, he will announce to the world that putting america first has been replaced with putting america last. back to your phone calls. this

washington status quo. typically these are people with various corporate ties, tied to the establishment, ties to corporate power. john kerrya good example. it is not to pick him out and say he is particularly bad or awful, but here is a guy who was in government, when he was in government was very supportive of fossil fuel development, fracking in particular. he left office. he then got a top position at bank of america, which is one of the largest financiers of fossil fuel development in the world. then he comes back into leastment as bidens at first -- it is not to say john kerry will be terrible on climate, but it is to say, as one example of many, we need to understand where these people come from. joe biden in t campaign on climate policy come his campaign early on said it was seeking a "middle ground" on the climate policy. i think what you see in all of these nominees, you go through all of them, it is an attempt to restore the old washington. -- ideologically, these are middle ground picks. what that says to me is it is going to be more important than ever for movements, activists, people all of this country to dem

washington insiders and foreign leaders. former secretary of state tony blinken -- form two very sector state tony blinken nominated to be the top to from a. desktop diplomat. and former secretary of state john kerryack in government, this time as biden's point person on climate change. beneath a photo of his granddaughter watching him sign the paris climate accords in 2015, john kerry told twitter followers, the climate crisis demands nothing less than all hands on deck. foreign policy experts say, it will take the u.s. years to repair the damage caused by the current president, donald trump, whose america first foreign-policy, shredded relations with the european union, the u.n., and nato. >> it is an honor to be with you. >> trumps affection for strongmen leaders such as vladimir putin and kim jong-un horrified his political opponents and u.s. allies. from a refusal to grant asylum seekers haven, to deciding to abandon both the paris climate agreement and the iran nuclear deal, experts say trump's foreign policy ultimately undermined the u.s.'reputation overseas. >> i think repairing and renewing america at home, is critical, if you're going to be a model, a soft power influence, countries want

kerry. >> the international community, whatever the hell that is, they are thrilled with what they're seeing out of washingtonight now. that's not the american people. >> on behalf of the entire trump family i want to wish every american a healthy and very happy thanksgiving. >> i hereby grant you a full pardon. thank you, corn. [applause] ♪ shining star ♪ no matter how are ♪ shining bright to see brian: well, if that tree looked familiar, you watched yesterday's show or monday's show or friday's show, that is our tree. you are looking live at the all-american christmas tree at fox square. hi, everyone. welcome to the thanksgiving eve edition of "fox & friends." we are playing ourselves for the entire three hours and then we will hand it over to whoever wants it at 9:00. and by the way i understand despite the warnings, over 6.3 million people will go on a plane today to go somewhere eventually. steve: eventually during the entire holiday, indeed. brian, divoork to you and jed, good morning to you as well. you mentioned today is thanksgiving eve. i know it seems like a friday because a lookout of people aren'

a three hour "washington journal " ahead for you, and we begin on the issue of climate change. joe week, president elect biden named john kerryo serve as climate his national security council. the move comes as biden prepares to rejoin the paris climate accord, a step promised to take on day one of his presidency. this morning, we are getting your reaction to the biden administration's focus on climate change, asking whether you think climate change should be a national security priority. phone lines split up as usual. democrats, (202)-748-8000 is the number. republicans, (202)-748-8001. independents, (202)-748-8002. you can also send us a text. (202)-748-8003 is that number. otherwise, catch up with us on facebook and on twitter. a very good sunday morning to you. you can start calling in now. we begin on john kerry's appointment to a position that is known unofficially as claimant czar. -- climate czar. the role has been made cleared by the transition team to be a prominent role with carrie becoming the first member of the national security council to focus exclude -- focus exclusively on climate change. it was one of biden

kerry with a seat at the national security council. the nominees, mainly obama administration veterans, do signal a return to normalcy in washington especially, but joe biden did make a point of saying normalcy does not equal a return to the status quo. >> while this team has unmatched experience and accomplishments, they also reflect the idea we cannot meet these challenges with old thinking and unchanged habits. >> each nominee comes with a deep well of expertise and experience. biden, again, signaling a major pivot after four years of president trump's major policy reversals. let us dive right in. with us is robert gibbs, who was white house press secretary for president obama. he's now an msnbc contributor. along with cory shockey, who served under george w. bush, including on his national security council and state department. let's talk about what this means in terms of where we are going in this country. robert, with these picks, who you've worked with in the past, worked with in the obama administration, is this going to be what some are going -- or have gone so far as to say is the obama third term? >> no. i don't believe so. becaus